《一对洋活宝：家并不遥远》一书表现了约翰・麦克弗森漫画中奇特的智慧和人物特性，会令读者激动万分，从而进入一个热闹而又让人倍受折磨的家的世界。

《漫客绘心》人气连载，青春治愈绘本。男主角通过回忆青春里一个孤独而古怪的女生的故事，渐渐感知到自己真实的内心情感，浓重的色彩、细腻的笔触、暗涌的情感，带来无限回味与治愈。
香港著名漫画家门小雷作品“KYLOOE系列”之二《绿色隧道》，从法国，到港台，到内地，内地粉丝翘首以盼，门小雷第二本简体中文版授权作品终于在金秋完美着陆！
棱斐，一个年轻的边缘状态的大学生。
她沉默寡言、举止古怪、裙子总是很脏，成绩也不突出。
父母离异后，她与两只仓鼠同居。
林三一，在朋友的戏言下莫名与棱斐走在一起。
他木讷、迟钝、游移不定，但简单善良。
他们共同喜欢纯真的动画片《KYLOOE》。
然而，他失去棱斐很久了。
自从他在换频道的时候看KYLOOE在电视里，就开始回忆她和他们的故事。

An innovative, dramatic graphic novel about the treacherous pursuit of the foundations of mathematics. This exceptional graphic novel recounts the spiritual odyssey of philosopher Bertrand Russell. In his agonized search for absolute truth, Russell crosses paths with legendary thinkers like Gottlob Frege, David Hilbert, and Kurt Godel, and finds a passionate student in the great Ludwig Wittgenstein. But his most ambitious goal--to establish unshakable logical foundations of mathematics--continues to loom before him. Through love and hate, peace and war, Russell persists in the dogged mission that threatens to claim both his career and his personal happiness, finally driving him to the brink of insanity. This story is at the same time a historical novel and an accessible explication of some of the biggest ideas of mathematics and modern philosophy. With rich characterizations and expressive, atmospheric artwork, the book spins the pursuit of these ideas into a highly satisfying tale. Probing and ingeniously layered, the book throws light on Russell's inner struggles while setting them in the context of the timeless questions he spent his life trying to answer. At its heart, "Logicomix "is a story about the conflict between an ideal rationality and the unchanging, flawed fabric of reality.Apostolos Doxiadis studied mathematics at Columbia University. His international bestseller "Uncle Petros and Goldbach's Conjecture" spearheaded the impressive entrance of mathematics into the world of storytelling. Apart from his work in fiction, Apostolos has also worked in film and theater and is an internationally recognized expert on the relationship of mathematics to narrative. Christos H. Papadimitriou is C . Lester Hogan professor of computer science at the University of California, Berkeley. He was won numerous international awards for his pioneering work in computational complexity and algorithmic game theory. Christos is the author of the novel "Turing: A Novel about Computation." Alecos Papadatos worked for over twenty years in film animation in France and Greece. In 1997, he became a cartoonist for the major Athens daily "To Vima." He lives in Athens with his wife, Annie Di Donna, and their two children. Annie Di Donna studied graphic arts and painting in France and has worked as animator on many productions, among them "Babar" and "Tintin." Since 1991, she has been running an animation studio with her husband, Alecos Papadatos. This innovative graphic novel is based on the early life of the brilliant philosopher Bertrand Russell. Russell and his impassioned pursuit of truth. Haunted by family secrets and unable to quell his youthful curiosity, Russell became obsessed with a Promethean goal: to establish the logical foundation of all mathematics. In his agonized search for absolute truth, Russell crosses paths with legendary thinkers like Gottlob Frege, David Hilbert, and Kurt Godel, and finds a passionate student in the great Ludwig Wittgenstein. But the object of his defining quest continues to loom before him. Through love and hate, peace and war, Russell persists in the dogged mission that threatens to claim both his career and his personal happiness, finally driving him to the brink of insanity. "Logicomix" is at the same time a historical novel and an accessible explication to some of the biggest ideas of mathematics and modern philosophy. With rich characterizations and expressive, atmospheric artwork, the book spins the pursuit of these ideas into a captivating tale. Probing and ingeniously layered, the book throws light on Russell's inner struggles while setting them in the context of the timeless questions he spent his life trying to answer. At its heart, "Logicomix" is a story about the conflict between an ideal rationality and the unchanging, flawed fabric of reality. "At the heart of Logicomix stands Sir Bertrand Russell, a man determined to find a way of arriving at absolutely right answers. It's a tale within a tale, as the two authors and two graphic artists ardently pursue their own search for truth and appear as characters in the book. As one of them assures us, this won't be 'your typical, usual comic book.' Their quest takes shape and revolves around a lecture given by Russell at an unnamed American university in 1939, a lecture that is really, as he himself tells us, the story of his life and of his pursuit of real logical truth. With Proustian ambition and exhilarating artwork, "Logicomix"'s search for truth encounters head-on the horrors of the Second World War and the agonizing question of whether war can ever be the right choice. Russell himself had to confront that question personally: he endured six months in jail for his pacifism. Russell was determined to find the perfect logical method for solving all problems and attempted to remold human nature in his experimental school at Beacon Hill. Despite repeated failures, Russell never stopped being 'a sad little boy desperately seeking ways out of the deadly vortex of uncertainty.' The book is a visual banquet chronicling Russell's lifelong pursuit of 'certainty in total rationality.' As Logic and Mathematics, the last bastions of certainty, fail him, and as Reason proves not absolute, Russell is forced to face the fact that there is no Royal Road to Truth. Authors Dosiadis and Papadimitriou perfectly echo Russell's passion, with a sincere, easily grasped text amplified with breathtaking visual richness, making this the most satisfying graphic novel of 2009, a titanic artistic achievement of more than 300 pages, all of it pure reading joy."--Nick DiMartino, "Shelf Awareness" "This is an extraordinary graphic novel, wildly ambitious in daring to put into words and drawings the life and thought of one of the great philosophers of the last century, Bertrand Russell. The book is a rare intellectual and artistic achievement, which will, I am sure, lead its readers to explore realms of knowledge they thought were forbi

旅法4年，anusman厚积薄发之作，首本收录“无字”漫画的精选集终于面世。
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漫画的语言是否有更多可能性？
“例如研究漫画的空间，例如研究图像的变形，空间和变形可以把漫画推到一个新的叙事方式上，它脱离以文本为基础的叙事方式，进入到了一个类似于迷宫，几何学，搭建，以及经验和印象的层面上。”
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漫画是够能包容更加广阔多维的的叙事图景？
anusman用无字之画力行求证。
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“Ceci est une époque de réplique.”
“这个时代就是一个复制品的时代。” anusman这么说的同时（见访谈http://www.douban.com/note/158499255/），对同样作为复制品的本书仍然心怀着“尽可能让这本书感觉像是自己亲手做的，我希望人们可以感到亲切，或者别的什么安静的感觉。”的期待。
因此每本书除亲笔签名外，他还亲手写了每本书的编号。
封面也是纯净的白和黑。
“起码它是留给画的。”anusman说。
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小样照片：http://www.douban.com/photos/album/52961352/
成书照片：http://www.douban.com/photos/album/53853025/
作者自述：http://www.douban.com/note/163584884/

At 592 pages, Blankets may well be the single largest graphic novel ever published without being serialized first. Wrapped in the landscape of a blustery Wisconsin winter, Blankets explores the sibling rivalry of two brothers growing up in the isolated country, and the budding romance of two coming-of-age lovers. A tale of security and discovery, of playfulness and tragedy, of a fall from grace and the origins of faith. A profound and utterly beautiful work from Craig Thompson. The New Printing corrects 3 small typos, widening the spine graphics, but otherwise is identical to the first printing.

Le récit d'un homme face à ses peurs : Samuel Darko entreprend un long voyage pour retrouver Alice qui souhaitait un enfant. Au cours de son périple, il apprend à se connaître et à comprendre ce dont il a réellement peur.

幕末、国芳門下の芳幾・芳年によって、全葉を血の絵で編んだ浮世絵『英名二十八衆句』が刊行された。120年の時が流れ、数々の逸話を生んだこの「血みどろ絵」を、昭和の絵師、花輪・丸尾が世紀末の世に復活させた。
一個一個字解釋好了：江戶時代流行一種繪畫藝術風格，
叫做浮世繪，也就是以此浮世之中的事物人為主題，
有人畫海浪、有人畫美女、有人畫風景，有人畫鬼怪殺人場景....
進入正題摟，鬼怪殺人場景的畫作就叫作無慘繪，
然後有兩個無慘繪名家月岡芳年和落合芳幾合，作畫了一個英名二十八衆句。
畫中主角可能是英雄殺妖怪，或是 戰爭場片，或是傳說中的場景。
不過這都是一百多年前的事情了。
到了現在昭和年間(其實應該是平成啦)，
又出了一本繪本要跟一百多年前的作一個競爭或比較。
找了有名的獵奇畫家丸尾末廣與花輪和一。
這是由日本地下畫家《丸尾末廣》和天才浮世繪師《花輪和一》合著的江
戶昭和競作‧《無慘繪》英名二十八眾句的其中一頁。
這本日本浮世繪畫風繪製的無慘繪，分成二個部份，新英名二十八眾句由
丸尾末廣和花輪和一以昭和浮世繪畫風繪製，而英名二十八眾句是月岡芳
年和落合芳幾的江戶浮世繪畫風。
丸尾和花輪的部份，丸尾用的是近代的人物。例如德國的連續殺人狂，以
及圖中的一柳展也。一柳展也在昭和五十五年用金屬球棒擊殺父母，震撼
了整個日本。日本後來發生了多宗少年暴力殺人事件，而一柳展也應是當
中的第一人吧！
花輪用的是日本歷史人物和鬼神。例如白虎隊的集體切腹場面、源賴光和
酒吞童子等。被譽為天才浮世繪師花輪和一的地獄無慘繪，每一幅作品皆
散發出一般懾人的闇黑張力，比丸尾末廣更有過之無不及。
《無慘繪》已絕版多年，但由於其中那獨一無二的藝術表現，已使它成為
了收藏家渴求的珍品！